Historical Romance
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Death has Sharp Teeth by Dennis Stamey
Ready for a sleek, sexy adventure without limits? While Tokyo is gripped by a deadly pandemic, a crime syndicate calling themselves The Black Snake is about to take over. Only one person stands in their way, a rogue detective named Reo Shun, a detective who plays by his own rules, a detective despised by both sides of the law. Their war will reach a horrifying climax, costing many lives and altering Tokyo forever. Meet Zenko Kan, the syndicate’s sadistic leader, Chief Teiji, Reo’s hot-tempered boss, and Lei Wong, a beautiful Chinese businesswoman with a twisted soul. A detective thriller that is unsurpassed! If you like Sam Spade or James Bond, you’ll really like Reo Shun!
Thorns: A Gay Historical Romance by Alyssa Belivet
Thomas has nowhere left to turn. Unable to pay the rent after his father’s crops fail, he throws himself on the mercy of the mysterious aristocrat Lord Ashton. His lordship proposes a bargain that will tear him away from everything he knows and make him a servant in Ashton’s sprawling manor. As Thomas settles into his strange new role, a contest of wills between him and his master soon becomes a dance of seduction.
Ensnared in a world of privilege, power, and dark desire, Thomas soon realizes he’s traded a life of toil for a gilded cage—one he’s not sure he wants to escape.
A Gentleman’s Bidding by Jean Wilde
Miss Emily Price is in desperate need of funds. With her family estate mortgaged and her young brother not yet of age, it falls to her to save her family from financial ruin. What is a lady with no title or connections to do? Auction her virginity at one of London’s most notorious brothels.
Heir to a baronetcy, James Hughes has always been caught between two worlds. His fortune and education help him pass for a member of the ton but his career as an engineer and his family ties stop him from actually becoming one. Quiet and serious-minded, he knows he needs to marry into the peerage for his sake, as well as, his family’s. But when he finds himself by chance at an auction in London’s infamous Scarlet Salon he throws his ambitions to the wind to bed the lovely Miss Price.
It doesn’t take long for Emily to lose her heart to her dry-humored, generous benefactor. But when their affair goes public in one of the most scandalous newspapers in town, Emily must decide if she must cast her feelings aside and leave James to pursue his societal ambitions, and James must decide if family and duty are worth giving up the chance of love.
Scandal, manipulation and ambition hinder the lovers’ path to happiness. Only they can decide if love is worth fighting for